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ProKIT - DOOR Building Kit
for PCBoard 14.x
and Turbo Pascal 6.0
Version 3.4, 3/31/91
Copyright 1988, 1991 Samuel H.Smith
ProKIT is a set of tools used to build PCBoard 14.x DOOR programs in
Turbo Pascal 6.0. It provides full access to all PCB setup, database
and configuration files; a modest library of utility functions is also
available.
ProKIT based DOOR programs have many of the features developed for
ProDOOR - sysop chat, continuous status display (same format as provided
by PCB), shell to DOS, automatic color/graphics support, INTERRUPT and
BIOS communication drivers, and much more.
Files
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PROKIT.PAS - this is a very short DOOR program to test the ProKIT
libraries. It includes these supporting files:
PROKIT.EXE - compiled door program
PROKIT - pcboard door script
PROKIT.CNF - config file (specifies driver type)
PROKIT.M - signon message file
PROKIT.INC - include this file in your main program to provide access to
all ProKIT facilities.
CALLS.DOC - describes functions and procedures available in the ProKIT
libraries.
PRODATA.INT- describes the various pcboard records and other variables
available in the ProKit libraries.
TIPS.DOC - some hints and tips for writing door programs.
xxxx.TPU - compiled units (library files) that are linked into your
door program.
xxxx.INT - these files are the actual program interfaces of the
included tpu files-- use them as a reference for available
procedures and data declarations.
DISCLAIMER
IN NO EVENT WILL I BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY
LOST PROFITS, LOST SAVINGS OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF YOUR USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM, OR
FOR ANY CLAIM BY ANY OTHER PARTY.
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PCBoard is a registered trademark of Clark Development Company
LICENSE
SourceWare: What is it?
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SourceWare is my name for a unique concept in user supported software.
Programs distributed under the SourceWare concept always offer source
code.
This package can be freely distributed so long as it is not modified or
sold for profit. If you find that this program is valuable, you can send
me a donation for what you think it is worth. I suggest about $30.
Send your voluntary contributions to:
Samuel H. Smith
The Tool Shop
P. O. Box 4808
Panorama City, CA 91412-4808
When you send a contribution, your existing user account on The Tool Shop
will be upgraded for extended time and downloading. You will also be able
to download a special "register" program. The register program allows you
to install your own "registration" message seen by callers when opening
ProDoor.
Why SourceWare?
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Why do I include source code? Why isn't the donation mandatory? The
value of good software should be self-evident. The source code is the key
to complete understanding of a program. You can read it to find out how
things are done. You can also change it to suit your needs, so long as
you do not distribute the modified version without my consent.
Copyright
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If you modify this program, I would appreciate a copy of the new source
code. I am holding the copyright on the source code, so please don't
delete my name from the program files or from the documentation.
SUPPORT
I work very hard to produce a software package of the highest quality and
functionality. I try to look into all reported bugs, and will generally
fix reported problems within a few days.
Since this is user supported software under the SourceWare concept, I
don't expect you to contribute if you don't like it or if it doesn't meet
your needs.
If you have any questions, bugs, or suggestions, please contact me at:
The Tool Shop BBS
Phone number Modem type
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(818) 891-3772 US Robotics HST 9600
(818) 891-1344 Hayes-V series 9600
(818) 891-6780 US Robotics 2400 (free line)
The latest version is always available for downloading.
Enjoy! Samuel H. Smith, Author and Sysop of The Tool Shop.